If we can, we take our regular cot mattress with us on trips as it’s the same size as the travel cot. We have supplied all of the UK's major retailers with a combination of Private Label and have distribution globally of our own product development in some of the worlds largest retailers. We are proud to put our stamp of approval on every one of our goods, and are sure that you will be satisfied with the results. The instructions were standard and easy enough to follow, the cot wasn’t the easiest to erect, each time we tried to straighten the sides the ends collapsed and it turned into a two person job. When you're done with it is folds into a compact bag where it can sit in a corner of a room or wardrobe to be used again.

Also, check the weight: the BabyBjorn weighs in at 6kg whereas the Graco Contour Electra is a hefty 14kg. There’s no need for any extra purchases either as it comes with a foldable base mattress, plus it fits standard cot bedding too.com Limited is an Appointed Representative of Compare The Market Limited who is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. The mattress is incredibly thin compared to a proper mattress and mine were never very comfortable in them.

The bassinet cots come with a sturdy, slightly firm mattress (which is more favourable to me than the soft overly spongy ones). My first impressions were that the cot seemed quite heavy, but its of a good size for a growing child and also as a playpen space.That is, they function as a travel cot and apart from a thin mattress or base mat, there is little in the way of extra features. After that, we didn’t use it for nearly two years because we’ve just not been anywhere where we needed a travel cot — other than Sweden but I bought another one that’s pretty much the same but by a brand available in Sweden to keep at my mum’s house. Our products are manufactured with best-in-class materials, and assembled using the safest and most accurate techniques on the market. Most basic cots have an age range of 0-3 months with larger cots being suitable for children up to 5 years. It’s a sturdy travel cot with a padded central locking rigid frame and mesh windows so that you can easily see your baby and your baby can see you.

With such a simplistic design the cot is only suitable for babies between 6 and 18 months and this is much lower than other basic travel cots (around 3 years). The Koo-Di can still be used as a playpen or tent when your child outgrows it but you’ll have to invest in a new travel cot. I have noticed cheaper travel cots around, but for the dimensions, it appears to be good value for money. There’s nowhere upstairs where she can play safely as her sister is still using the normal cot as a toddler bed. I really love this travel cot and it’s now being used each and every day to ensure I get some stuff done and my littlest one can play without bumping into things or getting to things or areas that are not suitable for her.Its easy to fold away the travel cot, just unclip and it folds up and it also goes back into the bag with ease. One of the key requirements of a travel cot is that it needs to be easy to assemble and disassemble and it must also be lightweight and compact for travelling.